Steal Life Immortal Gu

Used alone, its red light takes lifespan from lifeforms in range, including the user’s side. Thieving Heaven Demon Venerable left methods so it can activate only thrice before self-detonating, fearing world chaos if it were used freely. ^{ch. 1581}

Lang Ya land spirit holds Thieving Heaven Demon Venerable’s rank eight steal life Immortal Gu, left to Long Hair Ancestor, and uses it against Heavenly Court’s four immortals during the Lang Ya defense. ^{ch. 1581} After a second use attempt, Chen Yi’s karma divine tree destroys the Gu. ^{ch. 1582}

After rebirth Fang Yuan declines Long Hair refinement path true meaning from Lang Ya land spirit and chooses steal life Immortal Gu from the compensation list, along with listed time path Immortal Gu. ^{ch. 1750} Steal life Immortal Gu at rank eight is part of Thieving Heaven’s true inheritance held in Lang Ya blessed land. ^{ch. 1758} After he suppresses Lang Ya land spirit and takes that inheritance, he can use the Gu as the core of the immortal killer move Steal Life, which targets only the enemy, while the three-use limit remains. ^{ch. 1759}

Fang Yuan inspects the Gu as a bee the size of an adult fist, body covered in alternating gold and black stripes and a thin red radiance that brightens when it moves. Its stinger is extremely thin and sharp, longer than the body and reaching an adult’s forearm length. ^{ch. 1751}

Rumors call it the first Immortal Gu he obtained. ^{ch. 1751}

His will states that normal use steals others’ lifespan dao marks, that a killer move he created can raise the user’s own lifespan (inferior to lifespan Gu), and that reverse use gives the user’s lifespan to another target. ^{ch. 1782}